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I think we need to restore some balance. Any part of a player found to be offside to be chopped off with LASERS. That'll teach players to try and score "goals".

To be fair, I think 20cm (so actually 40cm maximum including both players) is fine for the intended purposes of both the offside rule and VAR.

The system used at the world Cup uses a sensor in the ball, however the Premier League (and I believe other domestic leagues using semi automated offsides) doesn't and relies on the cameras and AI to track the ball...

Can a player ever truly be offside if space/time is a continuous plane? Yes. Yes they can. :lolol:

I think they should use an elaborate matrix of lasers to measure everybody's exact position in real time. It would also significantly increase the risk of blinding the players, but I think that's a price worth paying.